Many of the built-in apps on Windows 11 won't open on some PCs.
Microsoft details the issue:
Starting on November 1, 2021, some users might be unable to open or use
certain built-in Windows apps or parts of some built-in apps. This is caused
by an issue with a Microsoft digital certificate, which expired October 31,
2021.
The following applications might be affected:
Windows 11 preview update KB5006746 mitigates the issue for the following apps:
Credit: windowscentral.com
Windows 11 PCs may have an issue opening certain built-in applications. The Snipping
Tool, Touch Keyboard, Voice Typing, and Emoji Panel are among the affected
apps. The problem is related to an issue with a Microsoft digital certificate
that expired on October 31, 2021. Release preview update KB5006746 can
mitigate some of the issues. Microsoft is working on a fix for the Snipping
tool and other remaining problems.
Microsoft details the issue:
Starting on November 1, 2021, some users might be unable to open or use
certain built-in Windows apps or parts of some built-in apps. This is caused
by an issue with a Microsoft digital certificate, which expired October 31,
2021.
The following applications might be affected:
- Snipping Tool
- Accounts page and landing page in the Settings app (S mode only)
- Touch Keyboard, Voice Typing, and Emoji Panel
- Input Method Editor user interface (IME UI)
- Getting started and Tips
Windows 11 preview update KB5006746 mitigates the issue for the following apps:
- Touch Keyboard, Voice Typing and Emoji Panel
- Input Method Editor user interface (IME UI)
- Getting started and Tips
The fixes in the preview update will likely make their way to Windows 11 in
the next set of Patch Tuesday updates.
Credit: windowscentral.com
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